Political Crisis Deepens in Japan Parliament Session Suspended
Tokyo reports a rapid crisis as Emperor intervenes to suspend Parliament amid a heated debate over foreign policy and army navy distrust. Prime Minister Hirota seeks dissolution or cabinet resignation while defence armament expansion and fiscal measures are debated amid price rises and political tension.
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Seven Die In Pit Explosion At Markham Colliery
A pit explosion at the Markham colliery near Cheater left seven dead and four injured, two of whom were seriously hurt. The blast occurred during a shift change as the miners were near the works, with initial reports noting scattered debris and a near total loss of power.
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Markham
Cheater
Heat Wave Strikes Queensland Brings Crop Loss and Deaths
Brisbane reports one of the worst heat waves in years with crops and pastures burned and two men, John Crown aged 58 of Charleville and Edward Lynch of Dirranbandi, dying in the extreme heat. Fire risk rises as drought deepens and officials warn of continued danger and heavy losses to rural areas.
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Charleville
Edward Lynch
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Flood Havoc Drives 80 000 from Homes in 10 States
Heavy rainfall caused river rises across ten states leaving about 60 000 homeless. Ohio alone accounts for 50 000, with Indiana 11 000, Tennessee 4 000, West Virginia 3 500 and other states bearing smaller totals. Laurenceburg and Aurora in Indiana are evacuating on relief trains to Indianapolis. Power plants failed in Troy Indiana affecting Indiana and Kentucky towns. A rescue ferry near Portsmouth sank with 25 aboard after passengers swam to safety.
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Dividing Views on Divorce Communion in England Convocation
The Upper House of Canterbury Convocation debated whether divorced persons may receive holy communion. A dissenting Bishop proposed restricting the service to those whose former partners were living. the motion failed to ban communion for divorced individuals. Two women attended cathedral worship. one took communion while another declined, reflecting divergent views on remarriage and sacramental access.
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Imad
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England in firm form as Wyatt scores 62 not out in Adelaide
England reached 230 for six at close, Wyatt adding 62 not out after Harnett fell for 78 and Fishlock and Cotton contributed. Grimmett and Grimmett led Australia’s bowling, with Cotton taking two wickets and England aiming to extend the lead next day to secure the match against Australia.
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Wyatt
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Cotton
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Tim Wall
Grimmatt
Hammond
Ward
England
Council Dispute Over Turbo Alternator Contract
Sydney City Council considers advice from its technical officer on a tender for a turbo-alternator for the Bunnerong plant. Mr Forbes Mackay recommends rescinding the 1800 rpm turbine in favor of a 3000 rpm design, after replies from six British nocttical engineers arrived.
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Sydney
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Alon
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Hypnotised House backs Live Stock Bill amid Australia jibe
In the House of Commons the Live Stock Bill cleared the second reading by 340 votes to 10 amid scathing exchanges about Australia. T. Lambert claimed Australian statesmen hypnotise British leaders and warned that Australian meat would cripple British farmers. F. Ramabulam, for the government, said preparations for international commerce and an extended council for import regulation had advanced.
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House of Commona
Australia
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Mussolini May Visit Berlin Prompted by Invitation
Scrapped OCR note suggests Premier Mussolini may visit Berlin after an invitation from a German official. The fragment mentions possible talks and a German invitation, with unclear dates and names.
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Sir Harry Lauder's Charity in Newcastle Dispute
Fragmentary report notes Sir Harry Lauder's Charity in Newcastle with unclear dialogue about broadcasting and timing. Source mentions Sir Mary Laude and a request related to payments or support, but details are garbled.
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Sir Mary Laude
Broadcesting Consalads
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China Australia trade treaty urged amid shifting balance
Sydney reports advocate for a China Australia trade treaty as the current pact allegedly obsolete. Dr Pao notes rising Yangtze demand for Australian wool and calls for supply continuity, while issues of education and labour rules appear in talks. Government positions hint at cautious progress amid Canada negotiations and complex balance of trade data.
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Pope in Deep Concern Over Condition in Rome
The Pope's health remains grave with severe pain in his leg and fear of paralysis. Archbishop Milani reports the Holy Father worse in the morning, slightly improved at noon, and all audiences cancelled as concern spreads to Vatican City and Rome.
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Pope Nears Health Check After Sudden Night Pain
Vatican City reports the pope endured a bad night with acute pain and slept only at dawn the situation prompted initial health checks. The incident raises concern over the pontiff's wellbeing amid ongoing tensions and schedule adjustments.
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Athia
Clerical letter urges ban on liquor at social church events
An Anglican head in Sydney endorses a pastoral letter urging ministers to stop supplying or countenancing alcohol at church social functions where men and women mingle. Canon Hammond notes widespread drinking at dances and holiday cruises, warning of harm to young women and suggesting 400 to 500 aboard could drink through 3,000 horses daily.
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New South Wales
Yur Baylour
Rail Mishap Disrupts Service Between Camp and Canterbury
An empty electric rail car leaped the interval between Camp and Canterbury causing a carriage to split and wreck. No serious injuries were reported as passengers were delayed. Another car derailed slightly while broken wires fell from a passing steam train. Extra trams operated while rail lines recovered.
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Million Lives Lost in Spanish War
Madrid paper Libertad reports one million Spaniards killed in the Spanish Civil War. President Azana, in Valencia, rejects claims the government seeks communism and syndicalism while warning of a foreign invasion threatening Spain’s independence and political freedom.
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Valencia
Spain
Soviet Trial News From Ceuta and Lisbon Skirmishes
A fragmentary Moscow dispatch reports naval action witnessed from Libraltar amid fighting near Ceuta. It claims rebel shells hit targets and that observers expect later proof of charges against insurgents. A British press note describes heavy commotion and possible Soviet state contact with the insurgents.
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Evacuation Efforts Amid Madeira Crisis Amidst Shortage
Health committees report evacuation of half the Madeira population to relief centers. About 1,200,000 people are to be displaced with limited medical support. Commanders note morale is high but logjams persist. There are no medical aircraft and only 5,900 beds remain across ten bases.
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Sacha
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Wool Averages Rise Above Last Season in Melbourne
Melbourne reports wool averages improving over last season amid 1985-37 auction chatter. A bellwether stock trim and tentative demand boost quoted prices and market sentiment.
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Baif
Fevon
Peeaou
Industrious Freight Talks Reveal Port Shipment Plans
Frail OCR fragment mentions rationalisation of shipping services and tuning freight arrangements. References Mr Thorby and Italian ports, noting no difficulty expected with cargoes. Indicates mid February timing and adjustments to service rates and handling.
Mine Mystery: Blue Teo at Sees Ruported
A mysterious report describes Blue Teo involved in a mine incident at a seaport. Details are unclear but authorities investigate unusual activity and potential safety breaches affecting workers and ships. No injuries confirmed as officials review surveillance and ore transport records.
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